To address the housing crisis meaningfully, we have to actually build, now. Nabr is building sustainable, urban apartments for ownership  —  starting in San Jose, California.

Homeownership can be the best financial decision you ever make — but also one of the most frustrating experiences of your life. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Nabr aims to create a streamlined, supportive home buying experience. We break down the process into six steps—and explain how we’re doing it differently.

In this post, we’ll explore our Design Studio (Beta), where you can tell us your home preferences and “favorite” features and designers you’re interested in.

In this post, we’ll explore the payment portal of our Design Studio (Beta), where you can reserve your home with a fully refundable fee.

Here's a timeline of what to expect — from now until move in.

Leap is Nabr’s lease-to-purchase pilot program. Leap unlocks homeownership benefits for consumers who might not yet be in a position to afford a down payment for a mortgage.

Nabr treats buildings as products, not projects. Here’s how our building system allows us to standardize construction — and customize where it matters.

Defined by spacious indoor-outdoor living, superior environmental performance, and future-proofed flexibility, the “Nabr Standard” is anything but standard.

Nabr’s head of interiors shares the underlying design ethos of the Nabr Design, explains what’s included, and teases some of the optional, Nabr-curated features she’s most excited about.

The largest city in Silicon Valley, San Jose is on the cusp of a serious revival, with over 25 new towers currently planned for its historic downtown. Here are five reasons why investors are betting on San Jose’s success.

Here’s how Nabr stacks up against typical South Bay housing.

We often get asked how to spend a long weekend in SoFA (“South of First Area"), a neighborhood filled with independent businesses and artist studios. Here are some great cultural and dining spots that are all walkable, averaging around ten minutes from point A to B — no car needed.